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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-11-19

responded but were not used. The
fire originated from a defective
flue.
On Tuesday evening lust we
had the pleasure of attending the
First Annual Ball of the Photo-
graphers, held at Columbus, o.
The dance was under the manage-
ment Of Messrs. ]. II. Leib and w
c. Wallace, two of Columbus most
distinguished gentlemen, who did
everything possible to make u
grand success Of the evenings en-.
tainnent, and were rewarded for
efforts, by every one present pro-
nouncing 1t the finest affair Of the
season. IA.
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Our Extraordinary Offer.

Our grand offer (on the 8th page)
tO new subscribers or to all old
ones who pay up and renew, is one
tn tsh0uld not be overlooked by
readers. The proposition to give
80 bnoks, by our best authors, with
the OHIO DEMOCRAT one year for
$l.9O has never been surpassed In
this part of the country. The low
price at which choice literature is
offered is Wonderful, but our offer
cannot be- excelled. Take advan-
tage of this. offer, as it will only
last sixty days.
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sale cheap for cash. Call and ex-
anime them before you buy.
Ladies II yci would consult
your interest, call at Rochesters's
for your dress goods and trimmings
They have the best stock in town.
Will Frasch will be on hand
with Lunch and Refreshments and
all thnt is usually expected on
Thanksgiving. Fresh bread, buns,
cakes &C., always on hand.
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Syrup Of Figs,

Is Natures own true lax tive.
1t is the most easily taken, and the
most effective remedy known to
Cleanse the System when Bilious
or Costive; to dispel Headaches,
Cold, and Fevers; to Cure Habitual
Constipation, Indigestion, Piles, etc.
Manufactured only by the CalifOr-
MIA Fig Syrup Company, San
Francisco, CAL,
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For Sale.
One 2 barrel (ll0 gals.) oil tank
Good as new, cheap ut
ANDY HoLL, JR.
A Good Time.

A grand ball will be given at
Hartman's Hall on Wednesday
evening November 2Sl by the
Hook and Ladder Company for the
ii,enefit of our fire Department.,
Good music has t'een secured and
no pains win he spared to make this
an enjoyable affair, Admission 5oc'
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Excursion Rates to Fat
Stock Show, Chicago, Ill.

On Nov. 4, 8, II, and 10, 1887, the
c. III. v. e. T, Ry. will sell round
trip tickets to Chicago ut low rates.
Tickets good s. days. For full
particulars call ON your ticket
agent. n
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OUR NEIGHBORS.

EiIu NuuVu) w LWiiSs NY 1stN. AIeS
on Sunday, November 18th 1887.
OUR NEIGHBORs.
Lancaster Eagle.
There were 607 Democrats in
this county who failed to go to the
polls on election doy, and $50 Re-
publicans..
The Mechanics Band, accompani-
ed by II number of local Republi-
cans, went to Logan Wednesday
night to help the brethren d, wn
the valley in an alleged jollifica-
tiOn over the late election.
A strike of small proportions oc-
Cured among the laborers Of the
Lancaster and Hamden Ry., Thurs
day morning, growing of the boss
alleged cruel treatment of his men.
A hand to hand conflict between
the boss and one Of the men, was
followed by Il concerted attack on
the boss, who was compelled to flee
AS an outcome OF the trouble, the
gang of some thirty five men, We're
suspended for several days.
Athens Heral. '..t
Considerable damage was done
last week by forest fires raging in
the vicinity of Albany.
A free fight in the Salvation
Army hall ut Nelsonville one even
ing last week broke up the meet
ing.
The lady teachers at the Univer-
sity will give Il musical and liter
AIRY entertainment Saturday even
ing in the chapel.
Friday while walling up n we'll
Glen Norris, south Of town, fell to
the bottom being followed by sew.
eral large stones that struck him
ON the head, producing dangerous
wounds.
Lancaster Gazette.
A Columbus company will drill
for gas ut Ha,lley junction in Il
short time.
The postoflice at Thornport, Per
ry County, has been discontinued.
The Board of Directors Of the
Lancaster & Hamden Railway vii
hold an important meeting Friday
Steps have been taken by the city
council to pave Main street witt
fire brick as soon AS practicable.
/ Drilling will be commenced or
the Eagle Machine Company's gas
well to morrow Gas will b.. piped
from No. 2 well to run the engine.
Athens Journal.
VIM. Ward, aged As, of Nelson
Vile, employed in VIM. Poston's
coal bank died on last Monday
from injuries received by falling
coal.
After u long fight the A. G..
Brow II agency has secured u pen
sion for Susan Jones, dependent
mother, of this place. Her first
payment was $2,l3G, the rating
having been $S per month from
March II, 1865, and $I2 per month
from March 10, 1856.
Nelsonville REGISTER.
There we're twenty applicants al
the county examination last Satur
day.
Messrs. Wallace and Brooks are
erecting Il telephone from their office
here in town, to their mines Al
Sec. 90.
| W.. Ward, who lives short Iii :
tance below town, was caught un
der falling slate in G. l.. Poston 8
Co.'s mine the first Of last week
and sustained injuries from whicl
he died last Sunday night. Th'
funeral service took place on Tues
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) Hunters Take Notice.
Logan O. Nov. 1lth 1887.

Logan ~. NOV. lltu 1000
The undersigned hereby notify
all persons from hunting, shooting
or tresapassing on their lands in
this, Hooking County, Ohio, under
penalty Of law.
S. e. BAY.
j. D. LONGsTRETH.
j. w. INGMIRE.
S. & A. INGMIRE.
/. Y. HARTzELL.
PETER KELLAR.
SMITH HARTzELL.
GEORGE MARKS.
JOHN HANsEL.
ABE INGMIRE.
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Attachment.

Frank Harrington, PtT) Before a.. w.
Ag : Brehm j. r., IN d.
II. Wagner Deit, for Falls, TIP.
On the 18th day OF September 1887, said
Justice issued an order of attachment and
garnisbmcnt in the above action for the sum
of twenty dollars.
FRANK HARRINGTON,
Logan, o. Oct. %, 1857.
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LOO AL II ID w >.
Ed. L. Wilson, City Editor
--Gnine 8 plenty this year.

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The indians are proionging
their summer this year.
Frank Marlin ana VIII Keynes
were in Macarthur Sunday.
DIR. France will make his next
visit on Friday Decenhber2 "a.
Court opened on Mondaymorn-
ing with Judge Friesner presiding.
: "A pension has been granted to
Philip Geiger with arrears from
1862.
j. II. Stump, of Perry Tp., was
a business visitor ut Logan on
Thursday.
The music made by the tri-une
band on Wednesday evening was
excellent.
Take advantage of our offer on
the eighth page and secure some
good reading. s
The price of mining in the
Hooking Valley has been advanced
to 20 cents per ton.
w. G. Gear, of Upper Sundusky
spent Sunday with his brother
Mitch in this city.
-Our advertisement on the 9Th
page contains Il slight error; II
should read $3.50 CASH
MIR. Crane, Commercial repor.
ter for Dunn & Co, of Cincinnati was
in the city this week.
The brick work on Mrs. John
Works house, which was done by
IXintz & Co., is completed.
On our inside will be found a
full review of the Anarchist ease.
with numerous illustrations.
Logan has a brass band now
that she has reason to be proud of
1t would be an honor to any city.
Hugh Carr. of South Perry
was adiudcetl insane and will he
sent to the Athens Asylum soon.
The greatest show this season
Nuldoon's Irish Student, will be
given ut the Opera House tonight
Mise Ann, Kess,er will be tbe
guest of her many friends in this
city next week.-Lancoster Eaqle
-Tba f,rst GRAND Aren,en,s hal
nil, ha o;ven on tho avan;,g q
Novemher 23rd at Hartman,s Hall
Wa ret,rns ,honks for an in
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Mnrried

Mr.. Thos. Mattox, Jr., and Miss
ELLA Rnuch, of Ewing, by Rev. lies
on Sunday, November 18th 1887.
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It's pelicaycy Of Flavor.

And the efficacy of Its action
have rendered the famous Cali
fornia liquid fruit remedy, Syrup
of Figs, immensely popular. 1t
Gle anses and Tones up the elogged
and feverish System, and dispels
Headaches, Colds and Fevers.
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Just Arrlved!! Just Arrived!!
A new lot of Fascinators, Tam
O'Shanters, and fine Cashmere
Shawls, at prices that will astonish
the public and you, at the Logan
Cheap Store. .typ
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publican victory. But the boys
must have their fun, and variety il
the spice fife you know.
j, The Hook Hooking band are
making preparations fnr grand
entertainment, to he given ut the
Opera House soon. Prof. G. G. Gage
will take an active part in the pro-
ceedings.
AL. Brook, the gentlemanly,
proprietor Of the RelnpeI House,
was thirty-five years old on Thurs
day last, and on the occasion WAS
presented with. b very handsome
cap by his many friends.
'ii I'VE received very pleasant
call from Messrs Nelson Karshner
Of Saltcreek and John A. and M.
!. ". McClelland, Of Perry Tps, on
friday morning. The gentlemen
are doing jury service at this term
Of court.
"A fire was discovered on the
roof Of the old church building on
Front Straet on last Sunday morn
,tngs about $50 O'clock. An alarm
W'ls turned In and the engine and
ho0 end ladder wagon promptly
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Sine menoe ppu 2eioeu.

Die 2eiben, pelde bic slieren unb bic 8laie
befalen, finb 70 mannisfaltis, bab allein bic
auftdbIuns ibrer g%snsnnunsen mebr &aum
%beanfpruden ioiirbe, ais bieier artiteI aetpdtren
fam. @sniise IS gu fasen, oab lie aIe sbenio
bartnddia ME sefabrlid iinb. gu ibrer Str'
biituns III Sofetters Masenbitters
borslalid s~esignst. Die %anreauns, ipeIde 60
Der 3bdtisfeit Der Nieren mittbeilt, penn bic.
ieIben trdae finb, bienf ba3u, Der 2eisuua Der.
felbsn sum gerfaa entssgensuarbeiten, ueld'
Iebterer fd erit bnrd cine Deroerblide Srdabsit
du6ert, ipdterbin aber in cine ausseiprohene
oraaniide arantbeit ausartet, ipelde balo bic
sarten Dedbdute ;%erf0rt, Sas glut %bsrsiftet
unb ben Sob berbeifihrt.-GisS Meinisunas.
miitel bient einem ;piefaden 3pede. 50 for.
bert bic Sbdtisieit Der Yieren nnb treibt bic
llnreinbeiten bes 8Iuts aus, peIde feinen an.
bern natiirliaen suspta baden auber oieien
Orsaneu. 9erfOpfune, @alisfeit unb Inner.
oaulidfeit, fcpie faItes Gieber uno Ibcuma.
tismns. perbsn slei6faIs burd bieies Seil.
miiteI BON sriinblidfer @irIfamfeit unb mel,
tefter anDenobarfeit %bsieitigt.
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Gin aautmaan In Der llmteraast,

benz bur1 elm leibenbes unb idreienbes
3inb mebrere Widte Der Sdlaf seraubt
wurbe unb Der ju Der lleber3eusuns ses
lunate, ba6 Wrs. WinsIops Scptbins
Ghrup ssrabe Der artiteI isi, beien Ct fir
bas 4inb benSthiste, faufte einen gcrrath
BACON. Mls er mad 9auie fam unb ieis
ner 6rau babon Wittheiluns madte, meis
serte fe fi6, benz Sinbe BON Dem @etaufs
fen su perabreiden, ba fe cine Gnbinge.
rim Der SomScpathie mar. Die nddfte
Wadt murbe rieber idtuflcs psrbra4t.
Nls Der Batter am nddffen cage mad
Sauie fam, fanb er bas 9inb idledtsr
als ie, unb ba &c abermals cine f&laflpie
Madt befardtete, perabreidte er wihrenb
Der Nbpeienbeit ieiner 6rau benz ainbe
cine Pcrticn bes Sprup unb iaSte nidts
bapcn. Die Wodt barauf fdlief Gues
ppbl urb Der flcine Sdreier erpadte
I'M Mcrsen nit beiterm @eii4t. Die
Mlntter mar erfreut aber ben plSsli&en
wunberbaren Bedfel unb ObwObl fe ii4
5uerff beleibist fitl.e, als fe SufflirunS
erbielt. ieste fe bennpd ben 9ebrau&
bes Sprups fort. S&reisnbe ainber
unb idlaflOie Ni9te ino ibr jest unbe.
fannt. Cine e~inselne YrObe NIT benz
Sprup bat nod bas 2eibeu iebes Rinbes
unb has Ucrurtheil Der Wutter befest.
Sn allen GpOthefen gu hubeu; rs Gents
bic 6loihe.
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Oie amili6e rglIdifide 3eiiuagA
beifreitet enpbatii6 bic Dabrbeit oes
8eridtes, baB Seuti6lanb aue fran3Ds
fif6en Staatsangeb6rigen aug benz
Gei6slanbe austreiben uno bic 6abris
fen i6lie6en polle, beren @igentbimer
6~ranSuIen fsien. 9useesn 1T elm neuer
GrleB bes Stottbaliers oer0hentli6t
tpprber, bur6 pel9en es aus benz
&eiGslanbe ftammenoen @inidbriss
,sreipiligen ni1t mebr geitattet wirb,
fi6 bel glbiolbirung Der SienfSeit bas
b~eirefenbe Regiment felbff auslutudbs
len, ba li6 b%erausgefslt bat, oaB Die
S6bne aus frans0Iii6 9eIlnnten Gamis
lien fi9 INNER Elm unb baielbe Iegis
ment ausiu6ten uno man bierour6 cine
S9dbisung Der Disciplin befir6tete.
- Der Dielgenannte aniiiemitii6e
unsariide &sidstagsabgeortn ete 8ers
bobap tpurbe bel ben ~biesmaligen Wabs
len nit elmer Maioritdt bon 5 Stims
men geI1lagen. gr if Der Serarsgeber
zines antiIemitiihen 8lattes unb &c.
b0rie Dem unsarii6en Parliament LANCE
Sabre binbur6 an. Der Wablfampf
mar elm 10 erbitterter, baB bic &eeie'
rung. ftarfe Sruppenabtbeilungen in bic
beri9ieoenen Orti6aften bes Wabls
treiles eeihidt bate, nm blutige 3us
fammenftoBe gu permei0eu.
- 9lus Berlin fommt bic Ha@ri6t,
bab man in 8aiern bod enbIi6 bes nit
Dem ungIidliden Sbioten Otto getries
benen monar6ii6en MummenidanSes
miibe gepprben 1T unb 6efien @nttbros
nllrg beabfdtigt. Gs beiBt, baB Der
prins. &esent geneigt Iein fou, bic Gros
ne an3unebmen, tuenii Der Ganbtag ibm
bieielbe formeQ anbietet.
Sas fran36iiide Miniiterium Oers
lu6t es augenideinli6, fi6 an Spa'
MEN ndber ausuidlieBeu. Wtan bat ans
s%eorbnet, bob gegen bic mad Grantrei9
gefiidteten ipanilden &epubIitaner,
bic Mnbdnger 3orilas, ni6t mebr bic
bis6erise Na9ii1t geiibt werben iOa.
Glourers bat Der fpanif6en &esieruns
ferner peripro6en, baB er ibren Qns
fprud, BEL ben internationalen 8ers
banolungen beSiigli6 bes Sue5.@anals
aud elm @ort mit3ureoen, frdftig Be,
~fiirtporten iperbe.
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ISM. S5Hims q sDbm.

llnfere Sauptnabrung III unb bleibt
bas 6leiid, unb um folGes frif9 uno
gut 3l erlansen, fam man unm6gli9
einen superldfigeret Marft finbeH, als
ben BON Wm. S6fiing & SobH, go.
511 ape. 6. Sie Serren baben benz
@ei9mad ibrer Gunben &e9nung ges
trager unb in ibrem gtablifement cine
faIte 2uftmaf9ine erri9tet, uel9e allen
Mnforoerungert fiir grbaltung unb Gnts
fer1rng i9dbli6er Sngrebienaen bes
5leiides entIpri9t. Sic baben befdns
Dig In ibren 8iebb6fen einen groBen
0orratb bon Waffbieb, aus ipel6em
MUIR bas Bette fir lire 2unoen gepdblt
tuiro. Wer reel bebient fem mill, Der
befude ben Marft SO. 511
Mberue 6. 1,10t1i
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2,179 i'm Betrase bon $535,000
GU anfrasen fur HeenteH, fotDie Batter
fir Clubs forneu nur in Der Office In Ben
Orleans seuadt perben. @esen uaberer Nus.
iunft fdreibe man beutlid bic san5e a6rsHe.
Wan idide @slb burG YpfoI " o.
n, GrpreB Wcnep Orber, Neip Ocri
Wehiel ouf Rem Srleons.
Driefs nit eurrenrp unberdnoert per erprrp
sBir sabIea eyprebtofen.
W. U. Daupbin,
Nep Orleans IA.
IRAN a~brelfirs rssifrirte 8riefe an bic
Wep Orleons Rational Banf,
seeip Orleans, Ca.
@bworb Woore, Mgent,
22l aseaaia Strabe, San autouio, feras
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Waiferiprsmaen NIT edlaadea.

perionen, pel6e ii6 beim Wahers
iprensen Der S6ldu6e 5eoieHen woIs
len, finb eriu9t, fid in unierer Office
bic n6tbise 2i3ens auf elm Sabr-am
1. Mai besinnenb Il gu perf9afen, ba
fir foI6en @afergebrau9 cine Spe'
aialrate bere9net wiro. Wer biefer
@uForberung ni6t nadtommt unb bic
borgei9riebenen 8~ebinsunsen nidt ers
flint, lduft @efabr, baB ibm bic Waia
ier;ufubr abgei6nitten tpirb.
9ie S~Saiiertuerf 9umpa8nie.
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llnabertreffi9e a~n,iebnnsl
lleber cine babe Milipn r~erlccff.
LA. s. La.
Qpuiliana @tate 2ptterp So.

Dieies Snftitut nurbe i'm Sabre 1858 fin
Grsiebunss. unb Bobltbdtisfsits 8neds bon
Der StaatsIssisIatur seIetIid inrorporiri.
9urd ein iibsrfdpenslides 8otum purbsn ibrs
Redte elm SbeiI Der gessnpdrtissn Gtaatseon.
ifitutiou, anseuommen am 2. December 1879.
Sbre 9roBen 8iehungen bon etRseL
men Nummern fn6en mouatIid fatt
Die un~tsr,sidnstsn Banien unb Banfisrs
perSen ale gepinne in Der 9ouifana Staatss
eotterie, bic ibuen prdientirt tperben, aussablen.
5. .. Oelesbp, Yrdf. Ga. Nat. Bant.
y. 4onour, Yrii. State Wat. Bant.
u. Balbuin, Yrdi. u. 8. N0t. Honi.
Carl aObn, Yrii. Union Wat. Bant.
@roee nlOnatlihe 3itbuna
in Der acabeuat Of Wufe, Nen Orleons
Dienifas ben ~. Suli 1887.
6auptsewint $4,000.
100000 Sidets ju $40 iebes.
Salbe SIS. 6anftel 81. 5ebntsl 81.
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$. 6. Wopo bon 9rpan in foeben
auf 3ogers' pIantage bel Nllentomn
nit Der gObruns zines nrtefiden Yrun.
iisrs isrtig ge%rnoroen; er 1T in Der 3iefe
bon $50 SUB auf enc Guel!e gefoBen,
ipelde 6 SUB iiber bic GrooberHdde
em%pothr6mi. BON bier wirb Wapo
nod Sunispiae aeben er bat bic Bob.
rung zines arteliIheu Yrunnens fir bas
SiaatssefdnsniB i%ibernOmmen.
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4 e,.r, ,sster : goaadnsie esbeiIi.

n NUETf IU1Itf UbHpuHVfB btVs""
m,,y.hornuob WoE.. 10. gopember 1886.
ca batte einen ihrpereu grial pom dtiitena
oss,,r,csisu,,,s uuS mar uiht i'm Stanee etneii
sSriit % .ssssa. 81 p sri a,,,s nass 09 "a
CrfcIa, bis ID. Ct: Satoes ~ ansSa ss,,,scsrsr
bette mid uouitdreiB uno tp IAN" % sn.pls5s'''
eIiiab eapron. SeputpsS berth.
-..s CHARLES A. y0GELER CO.. Baltimore. Nd
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bic aIte rnb bspdbrte
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srlb . grblen, 9obnsu unb aOru, 6sIo . Rom
peibts unb aeIbes. @benfauS rbaIten Gine
garlabuna 5. eanSretb & Sobn edte Samsn.
fartoffeIn, ais ME extra garIb 8srmont,
garln RoIe, Beautb Of 6ebron, @bite Gle.
plant uno neue Sorten, garfielo uno State
Of Brain.
erparten cine garIabuns Carly Simber unb
Garlp Orange 3uderrobr. Samen, setuobnlide
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BeIsntorn. e amen. 9n Sanb: Sobufon, Wixeo
Stature, Srdarb, gerrenial @be, uno Raien.
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aaenien fur MiefIc @rasReit.
pfIag c, finb bic beifeu, einfadifen, biaisfen,
Hdrtfen unb Ieidt sebenbfen Reitpfiise; Ton.
usn nit spei auten 8ferbeu ober Wlulen bear.
beitet tperben. Gbenfals vSonsuelsss Blue
Bell, ,8eautp" unb veaureI", gang fabI,
riding and walking Cultivators nit ODER ohne
soru. unb 8aumpollen. pIan;er.
gaeuten fur bic berahmten Brinly Pfluege,
Elanst II. Horse Hoe and Cultivators COM
oined, Sauo Samenerius, PHige unb guI.
tipatoren. @uf. .. Bredt Burfmafdinen unb
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HStr faufen brett bon Sabrifen unb ~berfaufeu
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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-10-13

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When the war broke out he became q
member of Company b, Eleventh Ohio
infantry. He served with this regiment
four months and was then commissioned
second lieutenant of Company !, First
Ohio cavalry; was promoted to first
lieutenant March IL, 1862, and in April of
the following year to the rank of ma or.
lie served in the regiment three years and
four months and was absent only ten
days, seven as prisoner and three days on
sick leave.
After returning from the war he en-
tered the Wesleyan college at Delaware.
o., and graduated in the classical course
in June, 1867. During the vacation of
1866 he entered the office Of O. j. Dickey,
of Lancaster, Pa, as law student, ard
was admitted to the bar there in August,
1868. He became associated with Judge
Dickey, and in March, 1869, was APP
pointed one of three notaries public in
Lancaster by Governor Geary. On April
12, 1862 he was appointed assessor of in
ternal revenue by President Grant for the
Ninth district Of Pennsylvania, which
office he held until it was abolished by law
in 1873. In 1869 he was married to Miss
Emma Gould, of Ohio. They have no
children. He continued practicing law in
Lancaster until December, 1915, when lie
removed to Minneapolis.
Judge Reas cousin, John A. Rea, A. G..
Wilcox, James l. Hendry, Charles F. Hen
dry and Judge Rea purchased The Trib-
une, of Minneapolis, and the subject of
this sketch became the editor-in-chief. In
May, 1876, u controlling interest in Tie
Tribune, then morning paper, was pur-
chased by TIE Pioneer Press and The
Tribune was converted into IN evening
paper. Judge Rea continued as editor
until May, 1877, when he resumed the
practice of law and became member of
the firm of Rea, Rea, Woolly & Kitehell,
subsequently Rea, Kitchell 6; Shaw. In
November, 1877, he was elected judge Ct
probate and served for four years. In
April, 1856, Judge Koon resigned his seat
on the bench of the district court of this
district and Governor Hubbard appointed
Judge Rea. Judge Rea has always been
prominent in the Grand Army. He is
member and post commander of George
N. Morgan post He is IA Republican.